Nortlander Skitours
Winter 2012/2013
Trustpilot
0333 332 0200

Countries/Destinations



Why Nortlander?
No hidden charges
No hidden charges
All our prices include lift pass, transfer, guide service and all taxes.
Full personal support
Full personal support
Our experienced personnel is always here to help and assist you.
Since 1990
Since 1990
We give you 22 years of experience from the Alps.
Lifts: 14 / Pistes: 28 km / Highest piste: 1030 m. / The city: 200 m.

Hafjell



Ski holiday, ski trip and ski weekend to Hafjell
9
9
6
4

Hafjell in Norway (in the East region) is a medium sized ski resort with 9 ski lifts (3 chair lifts, 6 surface lifts) that offers skiers an impressive 830 metres (2723 feet) of vertical descent. Hafjell has 23 pistes with a total length of 33 kilometers (21 miles). Hafjell is best suited to intermediate skiers and snowboarders but there is some terrain for beginners and advanced skiers. There are 300 kilometers (188 miles) of cross country ski trails at Hafjell. For snowboarders, there is a terrain park and a half pipe. Almost half of the pistes at Hafjell are covered by snowmaking. The closest airport is at Oslo but the transfer time is 2 hours. The nearest train station to Hafjell is at Lillehammer. There is accommodation located close to the pistes but we would welcome additional information about any hotels or chalets in Hafjell.


Hafjell is unfortunately not in our programme at the moment
We have found the following holiday, which we think could be an interesting alternative to Hafjell.


Avoriaz

Even though Avoriaz is placed in an enormous area connected by numerous small and large ski areas, you always feel the local and relaxed atmosphere in the idyllic Avoriaz.
Resort altitude: 1800 m
Total slopes km.: 650 km
Higest slope: 2450 m

La Rosière

As we offer more destinations, we feel it is important to cater for all tastes.
Resort altitude: 1850 m
Total slopes km.: 150 km
Highest slope: 2642 m

Les 2 Alpes

If you are looking for a combination of snow guarantee and reasonable prices, then Les 2 Alps is worth considering. The resort offers a buzzing atmosphere with a wide range of restaurants, bars and nightclubs, as well as a diverse selection of pistes. The Glacier at 3600 metres means skiing remains open even throughout the summer months.
Resort altitude: 1650 m
Total slopes km.: 200 km
Highest slope: 3570 m

Montgenevre

Montgenevre is located at 1860 m, which offers a wonderful panoramic view over the ski area. In the surrounding area Montgenevre has approx. 100 km. slopes to enjoy. This is a children's areas, blue boulevards in the woods and plenty challenges for the discerning skier. If you have had enough of France, you can add on a day in the Via Lattea region with an additional 300 km. slopes and visit the Italian ski resorts Sestriere and Sauze d'Oulx (6 day lift pass gives access to 1 day in Via Lattea). The area has also good at cross country skiing opportunities.
Resort altitude: 1860 m
Total runs km.: 110 km/ 400 km
Highest peak: 2808 m

Serre Chevalier

Serre Chevalier is our most southern destinations and often boasts glorious sunshine. You might wonder why the snow does not melt. The answer is simple; many of the slopes face north which ensures you a good sunny view, without melting the snow away. If you should be unlucky and run into a few clouds, the 250km ski area is equipped with an extensive variety of beautiful and idyllic tree runs, which are perfect for hiding from from the bad weather.
Resort altitude: 1200 m
Total slopes km.: 250 km
Highest slope: 2830 m

Tignes

In the beginning of the 90’s Tignes was one of our biggest destinations and has for many years, in our opinion been overshadowed by the neighboring resort of Val d’lsére. They are both located in the Espace Killy ski area which boasts over 300km of pistes. We have always described the location and the skiing as the absolute best there is. Tignes Val Claret is located at a height of 2,100m. By the foot of of the Grande Motte glacier which can be accessed quickly via a funicular lift.
Resort altitude: 2100 m
Total slopes km.: 155 km/350 km
Highest slope: 3450 m

Val d'Isere

Val d'Isère is often considered the world’s best ski area. A top-class destination that always offers the best of the best. First of all there is the town: besides offering countless shopping possibilities ranging from local delicacy to international clothes stores, Val d I'sère has always made it a priority to create a cosy and unique service for its countless returning guests.
Resort altitude: 1850 m
Total slopes km.: 350 km
Highest slope: 3650 m

Val Thorens

Val Thorens is a true classic in the French Alps. The location of Val Thorens is perfect. At its altitude the snow stays on the streets throughout the winter, providing ski-in, ski-out accommodationan throughout the resort. The skiing is world-class and if you choose the full-area lift pass you can access the Three Valleys linked ski area with over 600km of slopes!
Resort altitude: 2300 m
Total slopes km.: 150/610
Highest slope: 3230 m